Third party software has far surpassed whatever Cyberlink claims to provide at this point. But I've never ACTUALLY used it to watch a movie. I grabbed 21 because it had the ability to play discs with the protection removed without the stupidity of SGX requirements. There hasn't been a reason to upgrade in many years. Plus, since I had already paid for the product in full, I picked 19 for it, since I already had 21 and 20 on my other laptop.īut, I'm with you in one respect: Just releasing the product each year without any major updates is a waste of time and money, even though I admit I'm a PowerDVD Ultra addict, and tend to buy it when my $$ and budget can afford it each year, which I've done from 12 through 21, with the exception of buying Cyberlink Media Suite 9 Ultra off Amazon years ago so that I could own PowerDVD 10 Ultra, with it being Cinavia Free.Ĭyberlink reminds me of the Auto Industry: Making a new model that is just a slightly updated version of the previous year's model and calling it an upgrade.
I put it on the laptop because I had just got it from a business that was giving them away (after erasing and reformatting the machine, of course) and I didn't want to spend $$ on yet another version of PowerDVD.
I'm using PowerDVD 19 Ultra on another Windows 10 Pro laptop, and it works without a hitch. Click to expand.I'll say this for the software from Cyberlink: It's relatively stable, and works, once you work out the quirks and kinks from PowerDVD Ultra.
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